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There are 12 boxes at a dock. 1 is yours with stuff in it and you have 11 others that have products in them, which have all the

same weight, but you dont know if the 11 boxes separately have more weight or less weight than yours. You have a scale that has 3 uses to weigh them. A robot weighs the boxes so you cant feel the weight. How do you figure out which one is yours?

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sammy [17]3 years ago

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take a random box and just hope its yours

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